element-web/src/autocomplete/EmojiProvider.js
Luke Barnard 9a272d4965 Only allow completion of emoji in certain circumstances
Which are:
 - the emoji to complete is at the start of the query
 - there is a whitespace character before the emoji
 - there is an emoji before the emoji (so that several emoji can be input in-a-row)

Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/4498 (although it seems to be fixed through some other fix)
2017-07-07 19:02:51 +01:00

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/*
Copyright 2016 Aviral Dasgupta
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import React from 'react';
import { _t } from '../languageHandler';
import AutocompleteProvider from './AutocompleteProvider';
import {emojioneList, shortnameToImage, shortnameToUnicode, asciiRegexp, unicodeRegexp} from 'emojione';
import FuzzyMatcher from './FuzzyMatcher';
import sdk from '../index';
import {PillCompletion} from './Components';
import type {SelectionRange, Completion} from './Autocompleter';
import EmojiData from '../stripped-emoji.json';
const LIMIT = 20;
const CATEGORY_ORDER = [
'people',
'food',
'objects',
'activity',
'nature',
'travel',
'flags',
'symbols',
'unicode9',
'modifier',
];
// Match for ":wink:" or ascii-style ";-)" provided by emojione
// (^|\s|(emojiUnicode)) to make sure we're either at the start of the string or there's a
// whitespace character or an emoji before the emoji. The reason for unicodeRegexp is
// that we need to support inputting multiple emoji with no space between them.
const EMOJI_REGEX = new RegExp('(?:^|\\s|' + unicodeRegexp + ')(' + asciiRegexp + '|:\\w*:?)$', 'g');
// We also need to match the non-zero-length prefixes to remove them from the final match,
// and update the range so that we don't replace the whitespace or the previous emoji.
const MATCH_PREFIX_REGEX = new RegExp('(\\s|' + unicodeRegexp + ')');
const EMOJI_SHORTNAMES = Object.keys(EmojiData).map((key) => EmojiData[key]).sort(
(a, b) => {
if (a.category === b.category) {
return a.emoji_order - b.emoji_order;
}
return CATEGORY_ORDER.indexOf(a.category) - CATEGORY_ORDER.indexOf(b.category);
},
).map((a) => {
return {
name: a.name,
shortname: a.shortname,
aliases_ascii: a.aliases_ascii ? a.aliases_ascii.join(' ') : '',
};
});
let instance = null;
export default class EmojiProvider extends AutocompleteProvider {
constructor() {
super(EMOJI_REGEX);
this.matcher = new FuzzyMatcher(EMOJI_SHORTNAMES, {
keys: ['aliases_ascii', 'shortname', 'name'],
// For matching against ascii equivalents
shouldMatchWordsOnly: false,
});
}
async getCompletions(query: string, selection: SelectionRange) {
const EmojiText = sdk.getComponent('views.elements.EmojiText');
let completions = [];
const {command, range} = this.getCurrentCommand(query, selection);
if (command) {
let matchedString = command[0];
// Remove prefix of any length (single whitespace or unicode emoji)
const prefixMatch = MATCH_PREFIX_REGEX.exec(matchedString);
if (prefixMatch) {
matchedString = matchedString.slice(prefixMatch[0].length);
range.start += prefixMatch[0].length;
}
completions = this.matcher.match(matchedString).map((result) => {
const {shortname} = result;
const unicode = shortnameToUnicode(shortname);
return {
completion: unicode,
component: (
<PillCompletion title={shortname} initialComponent={<EmojiText style={{maxWidth: '1em'}}>{unicode}</EmojiText>} />
),
range,
};
}).slice(0, LIMIT);
}
return completions;
}
getName() {
return '😃 ' + _t('Emoji');
}
static getInstance() {
if (instance == null)
{instance = new EmojiProvider();}
return instance;
}
renderCompletions(completions: [React.Component]): ?React.Component {
return <div className="mx_Autocomplete_Completion_container_pill mx_Autocomplete_Completion_container_truncate">
{completions}
</div>;
}
}